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Author Cunningham, Valentine.

Title Everywhere spoken against : dissent in the Victorian novel / Valentine Cunningham.

Publication Info. Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1975.

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 Moore Stacks  PR878.D57 C8    Available  ---
Description xii, 311 pages ; 23 cm
Bibliography Bibliography: pages 293-302.
Note Includes index.
Contents Introduction: Background into foreground -- 1. Openness: Openness versus illiberalism -- Dissenting disabilities and the novel -- 2. All sorts and conditions: Variety of dissent -- Variety of dissenting views on the novel -- Variety of dissent and the novel -- 3. Places and politics: Regionalism of dissent -- Dissent and the city -- Radicalism and dissent -- 4. Presence of dissent -- 5. Brontës -- 6. Mrs. Gaskell -- 7. George Eliot: Introductory -- Adam Bede -- Felix Holt -- 8. Charles Dickens: What Dickens knew -- Stereotypes -- Dickens and the anti-dissenting tradition -- Dickens tradition -- 9. Mrs. Oliphant and the tradition -- 10. Was there a revolution in Tanner's Lane? -- 11. Sense of an ending -- Appendix: Charlotte Brontë's Ms. 'Julia'.
Form Also issued online.
Subject English fiction -- 19th century -- History and criticism.
English fiction.
Chronological Term 19th century
Subject Dissenters in literature.
Dissenters in literature.
Other Form: Online version: Cunningham, Valentine. Everywhere spoken against. Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1975 (OCoLC)568716816
ISBN 0198120664 : £7.50
9780198120667